At the same time, Eevee remains one of the most versatile Pokmon for collectors, since each evolution attracts a different audience
That's because this is the set where the Phyrexians' plans come to fruition, before a massive showdown in March of the Machine marks the finale of the storyline

Sort Card Type Arven's Skwovet #158Common $0.08 Arven's Skwovet #54Common $0.07 Skwovet #151Common $0.16 Skwovet #152Common $0.09 Skwovet #SV99Shiny Holo Rare $2.25 Skwovet #127Common $0.11 Skwovet #150Common $0.12 Skwovet #151Common $0.37 Skwovet #178Common $0.13 Skwovet #205Shiny Rare $2.93 Skwovet #131Common $0.06 Skwovet #57Common $0.36 Skwovet #58Common $0.18 Skwovet #87Common $1.00 Skwovet #84Common $0.25 Skwovet - 061/078 #61Common $0.16 Skwovet - 090/078 #90Art Rare $2.64 Skwovet - 148/190 #148None $0.23 Skwovet - 148/190 #148None $0.11 Skwovet - 151/198 #151Common $0.19 Skwovet - 222/198 #222Illustration Rare $8.96 Skwovet - 298/190 #298Shiny Rare $2.56 Skwovet - 313/190 #313Shiny Rare $1.00 Skwovet - 222/198 #222Illustration Rare $8.96 Skwovet #205Shiny Rare $2.93 Skwovet - 090/078 #90Art Rare $2.64 Skwovet - 298/190 #298Shiny Rare $2.56 Skwovet #SV99Shiny Holo Rare $2.25 Skwovet - 313/190 #313Shiny Rare $1.00 Skwovet #87Common $1.00 Skwovet #151Common $0.37

Open Hostility Current value of reprints (only cards worth $1 or more): $80.50 Current value of new cards (only cards worth $1 or more): $22 Total current value: $102.50 Reprints of note: Karplusan Forest $8 Iroas, God of Victory $4 Lightning Greaves $4 Everlasting Torment $4 Dauntless Escort $3 Mycoloth $3 Thunderfoot Baloth $3 Boros Charm $3 Skullclamp $3 Dragonskull Summit $3 Sunpetal Grove $3 Den Protector $1.50 The reprint value in Open Hostility is higher than in Entropic Uprising, but the list of notable cards is less exciting
As a collector rather than a player, I'd rather have a Pokmon on a Secret Rare any day
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